Sentence examples for rather this implies from inspiring English sources

It is not probable that there are this many modifier genes; rather, this implies that these genes are downstream of a much smaller number of modifier genes that are having consistent downstream effects.

Rather, this result implies that the opposite – that threshold values will vary dynamically between communities depending on initial conditions of key infection parameters – is more likely to be true.

But it is also true in those cases in which the agreement is tacit rather than explicit, as this implies some form of mutual understanding between the participants.

This means that no previous offline knowledge needs to be acquired at all since the proposed algorithm allows to automatically and online following the content characteristics along time to reach a rather constant quality evolution; this implies that both real-time and offline applications may be targeted.

It is not our social position per se that does us in, all this implies, but rather the stress that comes from having less control over our work and lives than people of higher rank.

As a result, this implies that rather than regular interchanges between the continents, in fact there were (primarily) just three geographically centered evolutionary radiations of tyrannosaurs – one in Asia, one in the northern part of North America (the northern part of the States and Canada) and towards the southern US, with Lythronax naturally representing part of the southern group.

This implies that rather long residence times are less likely but still occur with non-zero probability.

This implies that, rather than directly inhibiting ABI1/ABI2, pUL135 is commandeering the WRC to actively promote F-actin depolymerization.

This implies that rather the regulation of gene expression than the availability of specific "mycoparasitic" genes is the key for successful antagonism.

As recently argued in a document of the European Society of Hypertension (5), this implies that rather than classifying drugs as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and further choice, it might be more appropriate to help physicians select the drug (or drug combination) that might be preferred for treatment initiation in a given patient or a given clinical condition.

This implies extensive research rather than quick-fire reportage.